Citron learns from history that we could be in the first stages of a “WOW” move from Blackberry

An interesting point not known by most NVDA shareholders, and definitely not talked about on CNBC — While the enterprise value of NVDA stock has gone from $5 billion to $85 billion over the past 2 years…its revenues have only doubled.

Why? Because Wall Street stopped valuing NVDA as a graphic chip company and instead looked at its future in autonomous driving, AI, and datacenter tech. It wasn’t revenue growth that drove the stock, but rather what segment the growth was coming from.